The author tips his hand in the opening pages.
Then I turn to Kate Christensen's debut novel In the Drink, dead-on in its portrayal of Claudia Steiner's attempts to climb out of the pit of self-absorbed employers, confused relationships and endless drinking, and I find out the author tips her hat to dead male Russian novelists more than contemporary experiences.
Although the authors tip their hat to the possibility that this pathway is constitutive, the hypothesis mainly rests on dire cellular Ca leak conditions, such as those that occur with membrane damage.
As the boy demonstrates the author's tips for successful whale watching, we recognize him as one of those bright, quirky children who can find contentment anywhere by daydreaming for hours at a time.
But before you don a floppy hat and slip into your pocket-lined field vest, consider the following author-tested tips for planning the perfect Kenyan safari.
Newsweek reacted differently, however, firing Mr. Klein when he allowed other writers at the magazine to speculate on the book's author without tipping them off.
Her lawyer, Sondra Solovay, who is the author of "Tipping the Scale of Justice: Fighting Weight-Based Discrimination," said Ms. Portnick was geographically lucky.
The two authors heavily tipped to take this year's most coveted and dreaded literary prize have failed to make the shortlist.
com/obesity Correction: November 17, 2000, Friday An article on Nov. 5 about discrimination against overweight people referred incorrectly to Sondra Solovay, the author of "Tipping the Scales of Justice: Fighting Weight-Based Discrimination".
In their fine new biographies, both entitled simply, if unimaginatively, "Clarence Darrow, Andrew E. Kerstenn, a professor of history at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, and John A. Farrell, the author of "Tip O'Neill and the Democratic Century," do their part in fleshing out the record.
